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Originally Posted by bgizzle
Well I've been on the tenn river and personally heard and seen thousands of ducks feeding and frienzying and that's pretty darn close to exactly what they sound like so you need to get out and explore nature more. Instead of just hunting(not with mojos) go to refuges and sit there and listen no talking you'll hear what they do. They get quiet when the ducks coming in get closer but the go nuts when they see em from far. And what you are referring to is a flying chuckle and they do that as they fly over food to tell other ducks they see potential food but the refuge feed call is meant to sound like a lot of ducks in a frenzy. Competition callers do nothing like that they do a cluck when they go into their bottom section of their routine not a refuge feed. Normal guys like me n u just can't sound like that many ducks I say I will practice till I can get it you say they don't do it because you can't do it and can't learn it. I work my butt off to sound like more than one duck and make it sound like my decoys are calling to ducks not me. If you sound like 1 duck then not only pull your mojos but pull every other decoy but one hen because they fly over seeing a ton of decoys but hear one and say "there something wrong here" and boom see ya. Class dismissed
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Exactly. It's 100's of ducks makin that sound, and I haven't heard one caller that could come even remotely close to duplicating it. 200 tame ducks feeding and chattering on the water is a completely different sound than what you're producing through that call. As far as you working your butt off to sound like more than one duck and all that other rigamaroar, you just posted a video yesterday of your calling skills and it didn't floor me. Who knows maybe it works on the Tenn river, I don't get out much, but I know if I heard you blowing that bouncing hen and feed chuckle next to me in the blind I would die laughing. I know you're accredited and all but I know a little bit about duck hunting too.